A free tool that prints physical Japanese flashcards at home, the 1000 most common words in 7 languages, kanji on the front, reading + translation on the back. Pick a range, print the fronts, flip the stack, print the backs. Card size, text size and position are adjustable. No account, no paywall. Available in 7 languages. I built it because I was tired of making cards one by one.
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Hey Product Hunt 👋 I made this because I was spending more time making Japanese flashcards than actually studying, screenshotting one word at a time, then writing the translation on the back of each card. I just wanted to hit print once and get a whole stack. Couldn't find a tool that did it the way I wanted, so I built my own. It's completely free, no signup, no ads, runs entirely in your browser. Would love your feedback!
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Picked a range of 50 and printed the backs first by accident, but the flip-and-print idea is genuinely clever. Finally something I can actually use without signing up for yet another site.
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Being able to add an audio QR code on each card would be huge for pronunciation practice, even just linking to a free source like JPod or Forvo so you can scan and hear the word without needing to type it in manually.
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honestly this is exactly what i needed, the flip and reprint workflow is so much smarter than fiddling with templates. printing my first stack tonight.
Picked a range of 50 and printed the backs first by accident, but the flip-and-print idea is genuinely clever. Finally something I can actually use without signing up for yet another site.
Being able to add an audio QR code on each card would be huge for pronunciation practice, even just linking to a free source like JPod or Forvo so you can scan and hear the word without needing to type it in manually.
honestly this is exactly what i needed, the flip and reprint workflow is so much smarter than fiddling with templates. printing my first stack tonight.